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Neither does Apple? You can side load whatever you want on an iOS device?
by austinheap 5y ago
Neither does Apple? You can side load whatever you want on an iOS device?
- have_faith 5y agoSideloading is not allowed per Apple rules and requires jailbreaking which comes with a list of caveats. So technically yes as a user I can side load but as a company providing apps it's not a realistic method of app delivery for the vast majority of use cases.
- austinheap 5y agoPatently untrue. This is — at best — a decade old retort.
- FireBeyond 5y agoEr, what? No. According to you, I can jailbreak and sideload my iPhone 13? Or iOS 15? Huh, doesn't appear so: https://www.getdroidtips.com/jailbreak-iphone-13-pro-max/ https://www.getdroidtips.com/jailbreak-iphone-13-pro-max/
- apetresc 5y agoThis is the second time you've made this claim on the thread. Nobody knows what you're talking about. What side loading are you referring to? You mean taking advantage of the dev loophole by asking users to build and sign your code every 7 days?
- austinheap 5y agoHappy to help my dude! Paste me an error or screenshot or a debug log?